“I’m not sticking up for the rich,” says John Layfield, going onto explain interest rates and why the animosity shown toward bankers and politicians might not be entirely just.  Are you a home owner?  Are you concerned–or just plain confused!–by the economy?  Do you wonder why the rich, who don’t need financing, are the ones to get financing?  Ever wonder why poverty in America is higher now than it’s been in years?  John’s got the answers!

“Governor Rick Perry just lost the race!” says John Layfield.  Why?  Why do you think??  Herman Cain has also been accused of being a racist, as has the Tea Party in general!  Do these accusations have any roots in fact–or are they just plain mean?

“The one thing that could change the race this week is Governor Chris Christie.”  Why?  And would he stand a chance in 2016 if he loses in 2012?

Was the assassination of Al-Awlaki illegal?  Of course!  But is John Layfield sad it happened?  Not a bit!  But how can America break International Law and get away with it?  Maybe.  If they follow John’s plan.

“These guys are out of this world!” says John.  Who’s he talking about?  An unbelievable football team!  But are they “the team to beat?”  And what about basketball?  Can everyone’s collective egos be sorted out in time for the NBA championships?

In the last segment, John Layfield takes on a “dingbat troublemaker” and her frivolous lawsuit!  You’re going to want to stay tuned to the very end of this episode!  John’s here to tell it like it is and he’s not going away!

Who can beat Obama?  Is Obama beatable?  And, if so, who can beat him?  John Layfield handicaps each of the Republican candidates:  Mitt Romney, Rick Perry, Herman Cain, Ron Paul, Rick Santorum, Jon Huntsman, Michele Bachmann, Sarah Palin, and Chris Christie.  As John points out: So much of the upcoming election depends on the economy.  So who does he think has a good chance at winning–or at least not looking foolish!–in 2012?  You might be surprised by his answers!

“Clinton had a Republican Congress and he got a lot done.  Reagan had a Democrat Congress and he got a lot done,” says John Layfield, addressing a few of the public’s comments and concerns about the Presidential Congress.  Does Congress even matter?  What does matter?  Leadership.  But how…?

“There’s certain emotions about this Tea Party,” John Layfield says, addressing the vilifying of the Tea Party by the public and mainstream media.  But are they really even a factor…?  The Tea Party claims to be a revolution, but are they really?  Well, at least they’re talking about debt!–and John’s talking about them!

But what’s going on in the Middle-East?  And how will what’s going on over there affect what’s going on over here?  More than you’d think!  Relations, trade, oil-dependency, and gridlock are all terms that come up when talking about this provocative subject.

This episode is everything you’ve come to expect from The John Layfield Show–Politics and Sports talked about with passion, intelligence, and a little humor.  Tune in!